leah and mena are now in private college for the first time. they say they're learning what they should have learned in high school. i thought, i can't do it until i entered college. i think i'm able to learn math and english and that is special. but they worry about their classmates who they grew up with who aren't going to college. we have to fight this because we knew this is not right. at a board meeting last week, ibrahim and brody said their cases with the county office of education are moving forward. they are hopeful under the interim superintendent they'll reach a resolution. their fight isn't over. they say they worry about the education of future students in the county's deaf program. candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. thanks so much, candice. if you have a story for our investigative unit, please give us a call at 888996 tips. you can also visit our website nbcbayarea.com. the cdc is losing one tenth of its workforce as part of the trump administration's move to get rid of all probationary employees. the u.s. department o

leah and mena are now in private college forhe first time.y they're learning what they should have learned in high school. i thought, i can't do it until i entered college. i'm like, i'm able to learn math and english and that is special. but they worry about their classmates who they grew up with who aren't going to college. we have to fight this because we knew this is not right. at a board meeting last week, ibrahim and brody said their cases with the county office of education are moving forward. they are hopeful under the interim superintendent they'll reach a resolution. their fight isn't over. they say they worry about the education of future students in the county's deaf program. candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. all right. thank you very much. candice. if you have a story for candice or anyone in the investigative unit, you can call 888996 tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. all right. back to jeff ranieri. as we head into valentine's day, we got a oh my. that's tomorrow. tomorrow. here's a reminder a reminder for

leah busby: and what did you say to each other?y that came in if i seen him. lester holt (voiceover): montero testified about specific details that matched hincapie's version of events. he was looking for the other guy because he supposedly had some money for him. lester holt (voiceover): another detail that matched hincapie's story, montero said hincapie began going down this up escalator, which kuby says wasn't working at the time. seconds later, montero says, something caught his attention. all of a sudden, i hear commotion, screaming. lester holt (voiceover): montero said that's when he saw hincapie turn around and run back up. if true, it means hincapie could not have been near the crime scene. leah busby: did you see him go on to the platform? no. lester holt (voiceover): so why hadn't montero come forward before now? kuby says montero was terrified because as it turned out, he had been wrongfully accused of this very crime. he was held in jail for 18 months, awaiting trial on this crime. he was identified by a member of the

three of lee is it leah? leah who gives a again i don't care. thomas's former teammates are suing her or him at the university of pa. to wipe out leah's records. so they filed a suit one day before trump signed his eo banning. boy, did i read this wrong or what? >> yeah, they're suing the school. >> what? >> they're suing the school. >> okay. >> this guy had to fact check you. >> i'm going to start over. >> am i having a stroke? all right. three of leah thomas's former teammates at the university of pennsylvania are suing their alma mater for to wipe out leah's records because, you know, she was a he, blah, blah, blah. do you follow me? >> yes. >> okay. >> wow. and you know what? they should be suing the university of pennsylvania because these ivy league schools have been screaming about fairness and feminism, but the opportunity that they had to support women when they stood up and said, that is making me uncomfortable and i'm not okay with what is happening. as a woman in a female locker room, what did they do? they told them to shut up. they

leah told me she often had to interpret for the class. it was unfair because we are not interpreters. we are students who wants to learn, right? but i think chrome dome. but i don't care. we are not the only program facing this need, but that doesn't mean we are not tackling it with every single angle that we can. now, leah says a lot of her classmates graduated with diplomas while only reading at a third grade level. the twins say they had to relearn basic reading and math in college this year. and what about the students where college is not an option? we investigate why they say the county is denying them the transitional support public schools are obligated to provide. tonight at 11, we go in depth about programs for students with disabilities and what the issues come down to. candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. all right, candice, we'll be sure to be watching. up next, more tariffs ordered by president trump. we'll break down what today's action means for your wallet. also a lot of focus on the nba. but today a spotlight on

leah frazier: i'm like, the weight machine? she doesn't lift weights. andrea canning: a home gym mysteriously turned deathtrap. a husband suddenly turns suspect. hello, and welcome to "dateline." it's the case of a fit, young woman who died suddenly. her friends and family were told it was a freak accident in a gym, the kind of thing that could happen to anyone. equipment does, at times, malfunction, but so do relationships. here is dennis murphy with the beauty and the beast mystery. dennis murphy: the images are fuzzy on that old home video of the wedding reception, but anyone who was there remembers the event vividly. the bride all in white, and the groom? he's the dance partner in the goofy beast costume. kind of a strange way to begin a marriage, some guests murmured. beauty and the beast. but then, it was a union that would end strangely, a last dance still more than 10 years away at that point. lisa the bride, of course, had no idea what was in store for the two of them. she glided about with her signature 50,000 watt smile. you can't fake a smil

leah said she often had to interpret for the class. it was a fear because we are not interpreters. we're student who wants to learn, right? whatever it is. but i think i'm dumb, but i don't care. we are not the only program facing this need, but that doesn't mean we are not tackling it with every single angle that we can. very interesting here. investigative reporter candice nguyen is with us. you talked about this a few months ago with one student. now it's grown to three. perhaps there's more down the road. why is getting a diploma high school diploma a bad thing? usually we celebrate that. yeah, we usually celebrate it. well, first of all, a diploma should always reflect the education level of that student. some of these students say that wasn't the case for them. and when they receive that diploma improperly in their opinions, it essentially kicked them out of the special ed system. they said after that diploma, the county told them, you are no longer eligible for that free county covered adult transition schooling that they were relying on because college isn't an option, and

three leah or leah i guess who really cares her former teammates are suing them at the university oft her records. they filed a suit one day before trump did that. did i read this wrong or what. they are suing the school they had to fax -- fact-check you in my having a stroke? three of her former teammates at the university of pennsylvania are suing their alma mater to wipe out her records because you know she was that he. do you follow me? >> yes. >> and you know what they should sued the university of pennsylvania because of they have screamed about fairness and feminism but the opportunity they had to support women when they said that is making me uncomfortable and i'm not okay with what's happening what did they do they told them to shut up and told them they were the problem. that is true. again it is of the trump effect. and it won't be like there is a trans appraising it was a figment in the imaginations it's amazing how much power they have and one woman was there and it was no. it was take the gloves off, no. never hit like that before those women in the olympics were pummel

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leah elon can't do and won't do anything without our approval and we'll give him the approval where appropriate. we're not appropriate. we won't. but he reports in and he it's it's something that he feels very strongly about. and i'm impressed because he's running obviously a big company has nothing to do if there's a conflict that we want, let him get near it. but he does have a good natural instinct. he's got a team of very talented people. we're trying to shrink government and he can probably shrink it as well as anybody else. your response. you know, i mean, there's nothing about efficiency happening right now going into agencies and taking individual personal information about the american people. your personal financial information, health care, infamy, ocean wage and our information. that is not a fast track to government efficiency, dismantling services across the country in by the way, red communities and blue communities, big cities and rural areas. that's not that is not efficiency. this is really an effort that we're seeing an unprecedented effort in this country to have unelected a

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so then kind of a little bit a little hi, leah de michelle can be a big jump now. right, so, so i'm going to send us a bunch of the items that don't assign them a job, but it to me, i've had it sounds that and the horn and comfortable going on with the status that the don't know. but you know, just didn't get them that's going on with the stuff the same, then a fuel prices today. my problem was i'm, and as was mom, my been doing cable, my son and messiah they sent me and none of the collaborative visits like the show and i shouldn't be enough to feed touch a child with the foot again. okay. but i mean, so then the level will come up. so been doing it harder and will sit there looking . did you feel home during the income? well, i mean if i doesn't available, i shall in a shy gosh, i could have the name of my head open in the corner, building the letter that i shut it does. if i get that, we'll see if i send the professional. if i make that show, did you flush with the light instead of me? now, a sure the when, when come and put fire and key, we nimble, we socialize

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. >> for this 14 year-old name leah marie lewis from san leandro. they went missing yesterday around midnight. leah is about 5 foot 4 and weighs 120 pounds last seen wearing a dark grey compression shirt and black pants and there is a missing person out of antioch as well. the police are looking for this young girl. her name dream. greg's and she was last seen monday. she's about 4 foot, 11 and weighs 90 pounds. she was last seen late, like said a couple of days ago. so their concern 904, is the time right now south a deputy is in critical condition after a crash. santa clara county sheriff's office is saying deputy daniel are the lows. he's on his way to work friday when it happened. the peace officers research association of california, they have an online fundraiser to help the deputy and his family. according to that page, our lows. it's been with the santa clara county sheriff's office since 2020 now recovering from multiple surgeries. the sheriff's office says they're still investigating that crash. time now is 905. and a big story that we're

. >> we are really proud to have with us congresswoman leah ramirez thank you for coming. >> thank youator. all the hypocrisy. i get to serve in the veteran affairs committee and i am now the top democrat on oversight and investigation and let me tell you, we have a lot of work to do. we have a lot of oversight to do and a lot to investigate because the reality is, this administration, which by the way has been in power for 24 days but i promise you i have at least 20 more gray hairs on the last 24 days it has felt like a year of pain. i know that it feels that way for all of you. the uncertainty. the fear. this is an administration that talks about a accountability but apparently the definition for them in the glossary accountability means retribution? retaliation and loyalty for the trump/elon musk administration. that's what accountability means for them. they are doing everything in their power to attack everything we care about. let me tell you, i serve and the committee with many of them who say we care nothing more than veterans. if they cared about benefits they would make sure

so your first book is, as leah said, it's about george washington's cabinet. and in many ways this book about john adams presidency is also about the evolution of the cabinet. so can you talk a little bit about the cabinet that john adams and heritage, which he did and kind of a little bit the story of the evolution of the cabinet in this time period. so washington had established a cabinet model that the cabinet was really designed to support the president. however, the president needed to be supported, and that could be a very flexible institution. and so sometimes he met with the cabinet up to five times per week. other times he didn't meet with them for months and months at a time and preferred written advice or even meeting with advisers outside of the administration. adams came into the administration and always expected that he would have a cabinet because washington had had a cabinet, but there was no precedent for getting rid of cabinet secretaries or offering pro forma resignations like we do today. when there's a change in administration. so adams l

we first sat down with leah thomas in 2022, when she came out as trans as a upenn swimmer and found herselfnter of this fiery debate. what has the reaction been in the trans community? explain that a bit. >> this executive order is, among other executive orders and other legislative moves to further police bodies and police. who is woman enough to fit into that category and be allowed to compete. >> thomas won an ncaa title that year in the 500 yard freestyle. her success is quite rare, according to the ncaa president. out of 510,000 ncaa athletes, fewer than ten are known to be trans. and yet her victory ignited a heated debate in women's sports. you set the record in many ways. do you fear that your success in some part triggered some of this backlash that we're seeing now? >> it was hard not to sort of place a little bit of blame on myself, that it's not because of me. it's because republicans in positions of power are trying to control and limit our autonomy and how we can live our lives. and if it wasn't me, it would have been the next trans woman. >> on the one hand, trans athletes an

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i knew it would fit the well actually orange. leah will you take the super now we can go and bring them back to the table. that's go or be is it like in many such facilities? the doors are locked for security reasons. yet the garden is normally open to all residents. the fuel that's presenting the special thing is that now we can clump fragrant plants reputation. and then in the summer we can post by the garden and smell and touch the flowers. and so we can really create a place that is nice to spend time in women gamma is leo. do you want to take this little green plant? if i have to carry this, you can leave that here for a while. let me know. so you can put that in the middle. slower bed. yeah, you can carry that too. yeah, sure. i just put it on the cloud. this the guy just from last year was really rough, young and i was at the end of my rope. life there's no real treatment for this illness, at least not yet. on this side. oh, he's been here since october raska. what's really great is that every week i pick them up for a couple of days and he can stay the night. how is it? well yea

that's a beautiful music and showcasing beautiful leah tons for a few minutes to find you. come with me gymnastics, like many sports is becoming more demanding and more complex. how is it possible for more than gymnasts to keep pushing the boundaries of what's humanly possible? know, yes, assuming most of the sheets, i wouldn't agree with that. it's only here in russia that we're pushing the boundaries of what's humanly possible. unfortunately, often latham are producing the less they have been situations what everything instead, simply by people complaining about too much complexity. even today we go to document saying that a number of elements named off the russian gymnasts which are very interesting and beach full of already being performed by many estimates around the world and have been removed from the code for some reason. i was told they were back to the house of athletes. i don't agree with that, of course. when we 1st proposed and show those elements, the medical commission at the time gave the green light, right? so if you compare been taught to speak gymnastics,

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well, leah as thomas was one of those a few years ago. so that's why this issue is so confounding to so many. obviously the hate and the fear is something we hate to see. we'd rather see the science and the conversation be rational on all sides. and i have a feeling that this is something we will be discussing not just for years, but for decades. >> all right. christine brennan, for us this morning. always grateful to have you on the show. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. casey. >> all right. coming up next here on cnn this morning, the big winner just announced in the quarterback battle for the nfl's most valuable player. plus, international shockwaves over president trump's gaza plan. michael smerconish joins us next to discuss. >> president trump claimed that palestinians would be, quote, thrilled to have an option to move out of gaza and said, quote, the gaza thing never worked out, never worked out. trump talks about gaza like it's ben affleck and. >> j-lo. you know, it never worked out. but there's other territories i

on the one of our correspondence, gonzalo leah, an american journalist. not both the president of the law must are fighting on all cylinders on the show. they actually know our building our case against the live scan, the be well advised to jump ship and make for tel aviv jose, i presume his destination of choice as quickly as possible. the british yapping dog. not quite sure why, why maybe a car game is the largest boys in the landscape is uh uh, fe 5, but uh, i suspect will be the last. i think he just so real that the americans are fighting for peace and the europeans are demanding more of somebody like me, a life long or portland, of the united states of america is now being called americans. and those that used to match with me on the, on the a new monitor is the anti war marches. they are on the side of the european governments. the are yapping for more war. the saudi arabian experience will never leave me. i'll remember for ever. and i felt i was in some kind of dream of the voices currently criticizing sodomy, zaleski, even come from within the uk

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book with that the us has kind of caught coordinate to the strikes against will they call i so small leah or princes and the goal is mountains. president trump says they talk of the senior tech find out who recruited in somalia and pose the threats of us and its allies to at least 50 full people have been killed and several engineers. saddam's comforts will have to him and showing by the power military rapid support forces and markets was the times and on the months to see our stuff has been talking area is controlled by the sudanese army closing mass civilian casualties. how much vol has more from the city of was money incidents to 0 states? you reports from the know hospital then on the minds us one of the cities composing the. so then his cups of cost to him at says at least $6.00 deals whom i shouldn't have been killed, but several others, maybe thousands happy with that as the number is possibly going size in the next 2 hours because they have been calling for blood donations and very clearly they have it on top that needs to be some of those people have cross seriously wounded. the

hi leah, an n b c interview actually t mountain which celeste, he claims that if that was a free or plan to resolve the conflict, t of what us being invited. what is the trump administration's piece plan? do they have one look? so 1st of all, i've seen no they, they don't have a real down because they come have it without us. i think so maybe the end. there are some ideas today your some ideas about the economy, how to secure economy, how to in the past, we spoke mostly about it with advice president. i think security guarantees told today the question on the president with all of this that twice president bob, it's about more to president because he's the president of the united states and he is a leader of nato. and it's been the leader all security allies. so, you know, from all of this, we are in sight seeing a huge shift on the geological landscape. but you know, once again, to be sure of that, we'll have to wait and see. the 3 day munich, a security conference has wrapped up with the us, vice president wilson henry fresh after the event, a j. d buttons telling european politicians

hi leah, an n b c interview actually t mountain which celeste, he claims that if there was a real plan to resolve the conflict, t of what us being invited what is the trump administration's piece plan? do they have one to fill out? first of all, i've seen no they, they don't have a real down because they come have it without us sizing. so maybe that and there are some ideas that your, some ideas about the economy, how to secure economy, how to in the past we spoke mostly about teeth with the weiss president, i think security guarantees told today the question of the president, with all of this that twice president about, it's about more to president because he's the president of the united states and he is a leader of nato. and it's been the leader all the security allies. so, you know, from all of this, we are in sight seeing a huge shift on the geological landscape. but you know, once again to be sure of that, we'll have to wait and see bye, let's cross now live to for my pets. i don't see a security policy on the list, mike, a model of joining the right the market. i'm glad to have

well, as above and helped to ukraine since the start of the conflict in 2022, his top $44.00 b. leah, nero's germans are divided about whether the country should continue sponsoring the conflict. mr. silva and we need to come to the negotiating table and disarmed. i am totally against continuing the arms build up in europe has failed significantly in this regard. them as has the german government. sholpes is not the one who can resolve this situation. is the head of the very government that spends so much on arm, and that's so many people have already died in ukraine. the dying must come to an end and you won't be able to prevent it with more and more arms in the fit. as i am in favor of germany, continuing to support ukraine who's very much award, even with white goods. well is that ukraine's fate is being discussed. k of should have a say in the matter. well, that's the message from like amazon ski, is he walters on trump and put into layout plans for a meeting to discuss resolving the ongoing costs with a new credit for the dialogue between ed trump and put him 6. and i've seen thi

hi, leah, an nbc interview, actually t mountain, which celeste explains that. if that was a real plan to resolve the conflict, t of what has been invited, what is the trump administration's piece plan? do they have one look for? well, 1st of all, i've seen no they, they don't have a rio down because they come have it without us sizing. so maybe that and there are some ideas and that your, some ideas about the economy, how to seek your economy, how to invest. we spoke mostly about it with the weiss president, i think security guarantees told today the question on the president with all of this that twice president about. it's about more to president because he's the president of the united states and he is a leader of nato. and each man that lives are all security allies. so, you know, from all of this, we are in fact seeing a huge shift on the geological landscape. but you know, once again to be sure of that, we'll have to wait and see whether short while ago president trump told a john list that he will meet with loudly put in soon, but didn't provide any time

sure that it was not going to happen on his watch.has wa how many videos did we have to watcw mah of leahriley gains and beating hemasr or volleyball games, whee yoe u spiked the ball and hit another playeryo, who was suffering from permit --nent permanent damage as a result of a guy being intentionaa l injurg women, and remember again this e is the olympics but the boxing guy, who destroyed those women and you are right, internationally there is an impact, people in private groups even , god bless donald trump for doing this. you know who needs to be getting kudos? riley gains. she suffered the most from the ginng and she came out and it took guts to face it, she did not want to go to school they dn'twere giving her death threa, she did not feel safe and donald trump said they took her ld t and they stole her glory. he was so right. god bless them for this one.er >> i think the boxer was biologically female. peer >> now the trans. >> coming up gavin and donald trump having a showdown. rinvoq works differently than humira and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can deliver rapid sy

thanks to president trump common sense is making a big comeback in the world of sports, she talks about leahroversy. >> this is an important issue to american voters and i think democrats underestimate how important these issues are to people when you look at the polling on what factored into the decision for people to support donald trump this is one of the top issues. it was something the democrats totally missed. not signing the donald trump did yesterday was really not just an amazing moment for women but the way that he did it he had children all around him this wasn't just about women in sports this is about girls and young girls here, this is what it's all about letting children be children, letting girls be girls. i applaud this moment in so many ways. >> what she says i just heard off of bobby we were told not to complain, step aside to make way for the male swimmer celebrating his new female identity. our dreams, our desire for privacy, our voices did not matter to the universities. >> that stinks. >> is pretty amazing how bad this was, of a daughter and she was a swimmer i cannot

leah greenberg a top organizer has said if you don't create friction then the american people don't understandxactly how bad and how dangerous this is who are burrowed into every agency your fight my fight and we will win this fight. are you ready to say no to elon musk? >> yes. >> are we going to fight? >> are we going to win? >> yes. >> is this our country? >> yes. >> laura: shrieking for big government. well today it was the consumer financial protection bureau which gets its funding via the federal reserve. now, to give a sense of how partisan that place has become, in december its chief rushed to file several lawsuits against the payment platform zelle, j.p. morgan chase, bank of america and wells fargo alleging this amorphous failure to protect consumers. it's ridiculous. and it amounts to another shakedown of business by anti-capitalist crusaders. that's all it is. think of it this way. the same democrats who caused inflation to skyrocket and who hid biden's decline, they now want you to think that they care about protecting your bottom line. and as for their sudden concern with the use

administration is calling on the ncaa to strip titles and records from transgender athletes like swimmer leahponse from the ncaa, alexandria? >> reporter: david, not as of yet. vacating a title is something the ncaa has experience with, and it was only last week that the n nc a aa changed their policy to align with president trump's executive action mandating that that only females can compete in women's sports. the ncaa a wrote, this policy is effective immediately and applies to all student athletes regardless of previous eligibility reviews. now, the department of education is now urging the association to go a step forward. -- wrongfully credited to the biological males who unfairly competed against girls and women in athletics. according to a united nations report globally, female athletes have lost nearly 9000 medals to transgender -- 900 medals to transa gender competitors. president trump wants schools run at the state and local level. >> have you seen how many buildings department of education occupies in manhattan in and i keep saying, what do they do? it should be done locally. als

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. >> sandra: leah thomas now suing upn saying about the ncaa, where were you the past year?why didn't you call it out all this time? president trump this morning reviewing his super bowl interview, brian, listen here. >> and that agrees to be interviewed for the super bowl. i am doing that, too. they haven't done it in so long i forgot about it. this morning, they wanted to know and i said, what the hell! you know the way i look at it, they ask you a question and you give them an answer. it is not that hard. >> sandra: that is the way it works. super dale super bowl sunday. >> 3:00 and one thing about him, he is out there and puts himself out there and will go to the game which is another unique thing. >> sandra: he is already in suit and tie. >> you get up the next day. >> sandra: always good to see you, brian. john. >> john: sandra, we have breaking news and a fox news alert, employee buyout program and we were speaking with karoline leavitt about at the top of the hour. the number one thing we were speaking to 40,000 employees decided to take the buyout and that number ha

. >> leah marie lewis from san leandro. they went missing tuesday last night around midnight. the teenagers about 5 foot 4 and weighs 120 pounds. and we want to call your attention to another missing person. this is a missing girl that the antioch police are putting the word out about her name is a dream. greg's and she was last seen monday. she's about 4 foot 11 and weighs 90 pounds. channel 4. and today san francisco will be the first city in california installing an automated speed enforcement camera network advocates have been gathering this morning talking about the importance of this moment. kron four's will tran is live in san francisco. they're not making it a secret. they want you to know where the cameras are stays >> no, absolutely. they want you to have ample warning. that's why they came out a little bit earlier this morning to throw a party for a camera and there's the camera right there at 7th. and gary balloons are right underneath the cameras because you know what, come mid-march. it goes online right now. it's getting people going fast, but it's just calibrat

many oaks have been infected with this new variant and doing some of the science -- >> natalie and leah intrepid student workers. >> reporter: they're extracting from bay laurel leaves, which spread the disease to oaks. >> it looks like it may be sudden oak death, but we don't know for sure until we test the dna that comes from these samples. >> reporter: using a hole punch, cutouts from the leaves are placed in vials. >> what i'm doing now is getting the extracted dna that we collected from the leaves from the hole punches. >> how many individual tests do you do, say, over the summer? >> about 1,600. >> reporter: in 45 minutes, the verdict is in. >> it's a very specific test. that indicates that this sample is positive. >> reporter: so there is a possibility the new variant could sweep like wildfire through our remaining oaks. that's why the experts are enlisting community scientists to identify sick trees asap. >> californians in their own community, that's who's testing this. >> reporter: so if you have oak trees that are standing next to bay laurels, take out the bay laurels. and th

>> hello, my name is leah mckeever. i live in d6 which is actually part of the us the apec zone that was all fenced off and militarized and as a resident i felt it actually made my personal safety as a trans bisexual person living in that area even worse. so me and my wife left town actually so i am not in favor of any further militarizing of any policing type departments for starters because they are not the military. with the military you have an enemy that you're using your weapons against and i feel like i am the enemy of the policing departments here especially given the long, long history of the policing departments and how they use violence and brutality against people like me and many other people living in the downtown tenderloin. so my areas and beyond but i'm just talking about where i live as a resident. >> it makes for very stressful living. >> i have seen the further policing and militarization and clean street cleaning of the area where i live and it's just horrible. it's horrible. it has police everywher

. >> well, let me tell you about ten minutes before that sunday call, leah, my spouse and our co-founder of indivisible. she was texting with a lot of partners and said, hey, can we get this together? we ultimately got it together and were able to announce it on that call on sunday. no members of congress had agreed to it yet. we had gotten some pushback, but there is such palpable demand out there for leadership to fight back that once democratic leaders started hearing, oh my gosh, folks are going to be there outside of treasury, you know what they did? they started knocking down our door saying, can i speak, can i speak, can i speak? 31 members of congress got on up to that podium, talk about how much they're fighting back. and you know what? i view that as a huge success. i'm not in this game to just yell at dems and say, be better. i want to be cheering them on as a unified opposition. but what we've seen consistently is that what we need to get these democrats in the senate to fully lead a unified opposition is they need to hear from their constituents back home. that's what we nee

that was a just a bomb of a report from my colleagues, vittoria and tim marchman and leah feiger, someders at wired right now. and what they found was that, yes, we had reported previously that these doge people had write access on these these important sensitive treasury systems, allowing them to make changes to the code and to the database. the white house, of course, said there was mixed reports at the time. when we first reported this, we had the new york times saying that the white house said that they only had read only access. but according to my colleagues in the discussions that they've had with their sources, even when that that write access was available to these workers, but they quietly rolled it back to be able to say, well, no, they didn't when we do have. >> to give them plausible deniability. >> yes, yes. >> so what are you guys looking for now? i mean, how are you guys staying on top of all of this? it's a it's a firehose of info for us in journalism trying to cover it all, but what are you guys looking at right now? >> yeah. so my last weekend when we first started h